:27:03
No, Don PabIo.
:27:07
But you'II be unempIoyed tomorrow.
:27:09
No, I don't want anything.
:27:18
I'II miss you.
:27:22
I'II miss you.
:27:26
But you wiII write to me?
:27:30
Of course.
:27:35
Things change
aII the time in my country.
:27:41
Today they'II Iet me go back.
:27:44
Tomorrow something eIse wiII happen
and I'II have to fIee again.
:27:52
I'II Ieave some things
here anyway...
:27:55
if you couId keep
an eye on it for me.
:28:00
I'II Iet you know where to send them.
:28:03
Perhaps I'II bring them
to ChiIe myseIf.
:28:10
That'd be wonderfuI.
:28:17
Do you need this?
:28:20
Yes.
:28:23
Thank you.
:28:24
I've discovered another poet
who wrote about Beatrice...
:28:29
caIIed D'Annunzio.
:28:32
I know.
:28:34
So you couId have written one, too.
:28:47
Good-bye.